BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS: 11/1/11

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Saturday, November 26, 2011

Graphene Foam Sensors Cheaply Detect Trace Particles in Air Ten Times Better Than Current Tech

Intricate 3D silicon crystals act as semiconductors for light

Successful Target Engagement with High-Energy Laser Weapons

Tiny levers, big moves in piezoelectric sensors

Cold Fusion: Is it Possible? Is it Real?

Rebuilding the brain’s circuitry

Law Not War in the South China Sea

DRS Defense Solutions creates backpack version of its Mobile Mapping Networking Suite

Russia's Red Alert

First steps towards light-based tractor beams

DARPA developing seamlessly biometric computer identification

Supercool: Water Doesn't Have to Freeze Until Minus 55 F

The future of airport security: Thermal lie-detectors and cloned sniffer dogs

Rebuilding the brain’s circuitry using embryonic neurons

Microplasma technology could replace lamps

Scientists develop an in-eye display

30Gbps wireless technology detailed

MIT creates diode for light, makes photonic silicon chips possible

First inkjet-printed graphene computer circuit is transparent, flexible

US carrier strike force enters Syrian waters. Russian carrier en route

Pakistan orders US to close Shamsi airbase

Superconductor may hide long-sought secret

New Battery Technology Could Provide Large-Scale Energy Storage for the Grid

New Uranium Enrichment Technology Alarms

Russian leader suggests punishing space failures

Third PAK-FA prototype breaks cover

China navy to carry out Pacific exercises

Rebel army calls for air strikes on Syria

Raytheon First to Successfully Test With On-Orbit AEHF Satellite

Taiwan Drills Test Defenses Against China Attack

New Cluster Munitions Treaty Rejected

Iran to Target NATO Shield in Turkey if Threatened

Friday, November 18, 2011

Researchers find new way to hide messages in VoIP

Army tests 3G network to boost squad-level awareness

Australia: the New Japan?

Terahertz helps detection

Intel: Supercomputer revamp needs our 50-core chip

Full disk encryption is too good, says US intelligence agency

Batteries with 10x more capacity and 10x faster charge

IBM announces 20-petaflops supercomputer

World’s lightest material is 100 times lighter than Styrofoam

Windows 8 already hacked

Micro-cavity arrays: Lighting the way to the future

Micro fuel cells for microchips

3D Printers & Fabbers

Copper’s New Role: Germ Killer

Microsoft's next-gen table computer surfaces

Intel’s new high-end Sandy Bridge-E 3960X review

MIT creates “brain chip”

New material can enhance energy, computer, lighting technologies

Russian military has 'no one left to draft'

Russia to build 2 plants for S-500 air defense systems

Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene: Rival Rock Stars?

The Next 25 Years in Energy

Now that 3D Chips Are Here, What Does the Next Generation Hold?

Four Robots Begin Historic Swim Across Pacific

Iran stages aerial war game

Unmanned Systems Unveils the Orca Tip-jet UAV at Dubai 2012

Thorium: World's greatest energy breakthrough?

Pentagon successfully tests hypersonic flying bomb

Faster-than-light neutrinos pass test

Ant-like robots poised to invade the marketplace

Weighing in at 30,000 pounds, a new bomb for US

Australia tells China not to interfere

India's Long-Range Agni IV Finds Target in Test

Up to $150M to Help DARPA’s Tactical Tech Programs

“Suspect Counterfeit”: Fake Electronics in US Defense Equipment

Friday, November 11, 2011

New Super-Black Material Absorbs 99 Percent of All Light That Dares to Strike It

DARPA's 'Flying Humvee' Is Moving Ahead, Ready For Prototype

Unmanned ShadowHawk helicopter

Army Advances Smartphone Strategy

Transistor Wars

Breakthrough Could Yield Instant-On Computers

Sand Flea Jumping Robot Headed to Afghanistan

Graphene: Cheat Sheet

High-tech spider for hazardous missions

Researchers develop printable explosive detectors

Solar truck to sail from soccer fields

Scientist creates thermal 'invisibility cloak'

PETMAN The Humanoid Military Robot

Air Force seeks to be fly on the wall with new drones

See-through 3D head-mounted display

Pentagon regrowing soldiers’ muscles from pig cells

CIA Admits It Monitors, Analyzes Facebook, Twitter

Heart-on-a-chip

Japan Intercepting Record Numbers of Chinese Planes

Pentagon Tester: F-35 is Too Risky to Start Flight Training

Researching graphene nanoelectronics for a post-silicon world

Gated STED - developing the next generation of super-resolution microscopes

DARPA to detail program that radically alters security authentication techniques

Scramjets riding the supersonic wave

Raytheon Provides First Hybrid Cellular Capability For Soldier Networks

Pentagon Looks for Weapons to Wage Cyberwarfare

Air-Sea Battle Office a Nexus of Networking

Report Says UAE Will Receive 'Bunker Busters'

U.S. Marines to Be Based in Darwin: Report

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Hovering robot uses cameras to navigate through buildings

New algorithm could substantially speed up MRI scans

Getting Ready for the IAEA Storm

DARPA Offers up to $50,000 Prize for Shredder Challenge

Fully functional flexible memory on plastic

Memristor is the key to flexible electronics

U.S. accuses China and Russia of cyber-espionage

Toyota builds robot exoskeleton to help the paralysed walk

World’s fastest supercomputer receives upgrade, breaks 10 petaflops

Cheap, ink-based printable nanocrystal solar cells become a reality

Artificial diamond structure made from silicon: a semiconductor for light

Russia test launches Topol ICBM

India and Japan to step up Bilateral Military Exercises

No-fly zone over Iraq set to expire, opening shortest route from Israel to Iran

Sukhoi T-50 PAK-FA passes 100th flight milestone

P and W Rocketdyne Selected to Test New Liquid Propulsion System

Stuxnet-like virus hides in Microsoft Word files

Supercommittee Turns to U.S. War Spending as Clock Ticks

Next-Gen Naval Gunfire Support:AGS & LRLAP

Raytheon’s Griffin Mini-Missiles

Tensions rise over an Israel-Iran conflict

Beyond Siri: DARPA’s BOLT

Israel's Peres warns attack on Iran getting 'closer'

Pakistan rejects report of unsafe nukes

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